 As an employer, you must protect your workers from the risks of hazardous manual handling. You can find help with preventing these sort of risks in your workplace with our step-by-step guide. The web pages have a range of useful information and advice for employers, including sections on training for employees and exactly what is required by law. There are also links to a variety of useful resources and downloadable publications. These include our leaflet Manual handling at work: a brief guide, which explains the problems associated with manual handling and gives guidance on how to deal with them. | A construction contractor has been fined after multiple health and safety issues were identified during a proactive COVID-19 spot check at a site in Manchester. During the inspection, a host of safety issues were identified including working at height, welfare, COVID-19 measures, site security, and electricity. The principal contractor was served with a Prohibition Notice and two Improvement Notices. Read this press release for more details. Other recent enforcement news includes: Save the date for our Health and Work conference on Thursday 16 November. Join us for HSE's free, interactive, full-day virtual event which aims to inspire better prevention, management and control of the common risks and causes of work-related ill-health across Great Britain. The conference will provide delegates with an exciting opportunity to explore how health and work is evolving. This is a unique opportunity to engage with HSE's regulatory inspectors, scientists and health topic specialists as well as hear from HSE Chair, Sarah Newton, HSE Chief Executive Sarah Albon. There will also be the chance to connect with peers and delve deeper into the topics that are of interest to you. This includes a selection of elective workshops on our health and work priority areas: work related stress and mental health, occupational health, musculoskeletal disorders, occupational lung disease, COSHH and more. To view the outline programme and secure your space, register your place at the Health and Work Conference 2021 today. Spaces are limited. Develop a career at HSE and you can help to protect lives and livelihoods. We have a wide range of current vacancies you can apply for. For details of the highlighted opportunities, follow the links below: | 
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